Converse of subject

• bind: Use of or access to the Civil Engineering Directory shall constitute acceptance of and agreement to be bound by this Agreement.

Converse of object

• reach: Both, he says, were content to reach agreement on the basis of what they knew.

• terminate: The tenant may terminate the agreement at any time by giving two months written notice to quit.

• sign: He duly signed an agreement to meet their requirements.

• negotiate: To deal with this, unions usually negotiate an agreement to protect the pay of any losers for a period of time.

• conclude: Already in 1934 Hitler said to Rauschning: " I can conclude an agreement with Soviet Russia whenever I wish.

• constitute: Miscellaneous 24.1 The Agreement will constitute the entire agreement between the parties concerning the subject matter of these Conditions.

Adjective modifier

• collective: Port workers ' terms of employment were determined in a collective agreement.

• written: You could not opt out of paying for support without the written agreement of your landlord.

• mutual: URLs for experimental schemes may be used by mutual agreement between parties.

• bilateral: Administrations can continue to create these bilateral agreements with each other.

• prior: The overdraft must not be exceeded without prior agreement of Ulster Bank.

• binding: Once we accept your order, a binding agreement exists between us.

Preposition: with

• landowner: The Council has acquired a lease on 265 hectares of land and has access agreements with other landowners on the mountain.

Noun used with modifier

• tenancy: Under English law most homes are owned under joint tenancy agreements, which means the property is owned by both partners.

• license: We are still waiting for a license agreement to be confirmed by CHEST.

• licensing: Points of interest 1. Community Law: Article 81 of the Treaty: restrictive licensing agreement.

• license: All room rentals are subject to a license agreement with the College.

• confidentiality: In all cases, these internal service providers ' use of information we supply them is restricted by confidentiality agreements.

• partnership: The terms of the tenancy granted might be affected by the terms of the partnership agreement.